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Criminal Contempt Could Lengthen Reporter's Jail Stay

5th Sep 2005, 15:18 GMT

Lawyers in the CIA leaks investigation are concerned that special prosecutor Patrick J. Fitzgerald may seek criminal contempt charges against New York Times reporter Judith Miller, a rare move that could significantly lengthen her time in jail.

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